Ukraine-Russia Debate | Herman Pirchner and Dr. Stephen Bryen

[@Alex-hv9sb]

When Herman PIRCHNER was talking, I had difficulties to defferentiate if you was talking about Russia or the US. I wonder if he believes all the crap he's talking about.

[@freeingtone]

Herman Pirchner needs to change how he received sources

[@freeingtone]

Herman Pirchner is dilulu that is my judgment

[@jusmeetsingh1907]

Westminster Institute disappointed with its insincerity. Mindless Russophobia. Have decided to slam them from the getgo.

[@afkfromk1]

Proves that education alone doesn’t make one intelligent, one need understanding too, this people are ignorants

[@wolfbirk8295]

Stupidity at work...?

[@jossiesh7649]

You are lying. Russia has been trying to negotiate and find an agreement with the Collective West for many years; in 1990 "not one inch eastward NATO", 2007, 2008, 2014, Minsk 1, Minsk 2, December 2021, April 2022. The collective West leaders behaved like shysters. They are negotiation-incapable.

[@JameBlack]

Russia should have tried to negotiate with Ukraine. They failed.

[@jusmeetsingh1907]

​@@JameBlackUkraine came under US control through Nuland coup of 2014. Became impossible. Tried Minsk agreements which guaranteed Ukrainian sovereignty. But that was just a charade as got exposed through Merkel & Poroshenko. So not that Russia didn't try but the West had decided to pick up a fight with Russia using Ukraine as a proxy.

[@JameBlack]

@@jusmeetsingh1907 why didn't Ukraine join NATO in 2004, if it was orchestrated by the West?

[@jusmeetsingh1907]

@@JameBlack why did Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovakia and Romania join in 2004 and not in 1999 with Hungary Poland Czech? Because the NATO was boiling the Russian frog in stages. Heating the security threat to Russia in incremental steps. Till finally the Russian vulnerability was maximized with the decision to offer future NATO membership to Ukraine and Georgia in the Bucharest conference in 2008. A most dangerous security threat right on the border with Russia. Long border. And Ukraine was a substantial state with resources and capabilities. Right on Russia's toes. Russia's security space was thoroughly burst open with these advances.

[@jusmeetsingh1907]

@@JameBlack why did Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovakia and Romania join in 2004 and not in 1999 with Hungary Poland Czech? Because the NATO was boiling the Russian frog in stages. Heating the security threat to Russia in incremental steps. Till finally the Russian vulnerability was maximized with the decision to offer future NATO membership to Ukraine and Georgia in the Bucharest conference in 2008. A most dangerous security threat right on the border with Russia. Long border. And Ukraine was a substantial state with resources and capabilities. Right on Russia's toes. Russia's security space was thoroughly burst open with these advances.

[@vasudevcharan8329]

He is leir.

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[@Rdeki]

That's the British numbers? I don't beleive them😂😂